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On The Brink Of World War III?

The [Deep State] know that they need to start World War III. They have no choice. They see President Donald Trump destroying their globalist trade system, oil system and criminal system. Soon, they will not have any power or leverage left so before that happens they need to bring the world to war.

Trump is now beginning the narrative to trap them in their entire mission. Trump is reversing everything the [Deep State] has done to this country and he has countered Obama’s daycare center agenda. He will now give the money directly to the parents.

The U.S. Department of Justice, FBI and Department of Homeland Security are looking into the election rigging of 2020, Trump is preparing to show that we have a national security issue with the election system.  Here’s more from the X22 Report.

Keep Calm: Tariffs Remain On!

The U.S. Supreme Court rejected the tariffs that President Donald Trump had been imposing to try to balance out foreign trade, but not everyone thinks this spells doom for the U.S. economy. Here, And We Know explains how Trump has a secondary plan up his sleeve, ready to roll out now that the Justices have shown their hands.

Only three of the Justices approved the original Trump tariffs — Justice Samuel Alito, Clarence Thomas and Brett Kavenaugh. Those voting against him included the three Democratic appointees as well as Chief Justice John Roberts and the two other Republicans appointed by Trump in his first term — Neil Gorsuch and Amy Coney Barrett. How will Trump get around these opponents? Is there a way to bypass such an unresponsive Court?

And We Now lays out the options, and also covers: Negotiating from strength and the details of IEEPA law. This is so-called International Economic Emergencies Power Act, allowing the President to regulate international commerce during periods of a declared national emergency.

Trump’s Reckless Leftist Critics

In this video, Victor Davis Hanson exposes the left’s contradictions in their attacks on Donald Trump and his trade policies.Hanson dives deep into how progressive critics consistently misrepresent Trump’s use of tariffs, portraying them as reckless or harmful without acknowledging their strategic purpose. He argues that the left’s opposition isn’t based on economic facts, but on a broader ideological rejection of Trump’s America-first agenda.

From renegotiating trade deals to holding China accountable, Hanson highlights how Trump’s tariff strategy was a deliberate effort to restore fairness and protect American industry—something past administrations failed to address. Meanwhile, the same critics who decried Trump’s tactics often supported similar measures under different presidents, revealing a clear double standard.

Hanson contends that Trump’s presidency didn’t just disrupt global trade norms. It exposed how deeply entrenched and emotionally charged the left’s narrative has become. Ultimately, this video unpacks how Trump’s unorthodox methods—and the left’s fierce reaction to them—shine a light on the deeper political and cultural divide in America. Here’s more from Hanson on Inner Visions.

Trade Deal Secured with India

The fake news keeps trying to paint President Donald Trump into a corner as an extremist and lambast him over his efforts to negotiate new trade deals.

But the effort does seem to be paying dividends! Vice President J.D. Vance just returned from India, where he successfully negotiated a major international trade compact with the rising nation.  Here’s more from The Liberal Hivemind.

Trump Just Took On The World

How will President Donald Trump reform our international trade without provoking a massive trade war? Will we need swift and favorable deals with every nation, or will some of the deals take longer to negotiate?

These are among the questions Mr. Reagan reviews in this video. If you want to understand Trump’s trade negotiations, best to read his book The Art of the Deal.

But how about DEI? Must diversity, equity and inclusion be addressed? The slope can get slippery, says Mr. Reagan, so don’t expect everywhere to turn up roses.

To Tariff Or Not To Tariff?

Her polls numbers are unburdened by what has been. Here’s more from RazorFist.

America Was For Sale: No More!

President Donald Trump isn’t buckling. If they hadn’t already surmised, the Communist Chinese have learned America is not for sale. We will not be surrendering our national economy to the Chinese Communist Party, nor allowing traitors to dictate how we conduct international trade. Yes, we will likely lose billions of dollars worth of trade from China, but we will turn to India, Indonesia, Vietnam, South Korea and Japan to offset the differences.

Tech and steel will come into play, as well as pharmaceuticals. Comms are everywhere. Pray! Here’s more from And We Know.

Trump’s Genius Plan

India, Israel, Argentina and Vietnam paved the way. Now, even the European Union wants to end the tariffs they have been imposing on American-made goods. Here’s more from Matt Morse TV.

You Are Being Lied To

In this video, Victor Davis Hanson exposes the left’s lies about tariffs. Hanson takes a deep dive into how progressive critics misrepresent tariffs as harmful, often portraying them as economic poison that hurts American workers and consumers. He argues that the left’s criticism of tariffs is rooted not in economic reality, but in a broader ideological opposition to Donald Trump’s policies.

Hanson reveals how tariffs, in many cases, are a strategic tool aimed at rebalancing trade and protecting American industries, rather than the disastrous tactic the left claims. Through careful analysis, Hanson shows how the left’s anti-tariff narrative is driven by political bias and a misunderstanding of global trade dynamics.

Ultimately, he contends that Trump’s tariff policies exposed deep flaws in both American trade practices and the global economic system. Here’s more from Inner Vision.

Trump Set Tariff Idea Years Ago

Listen as Donald Trump explains his position on tariffs in an interview with Oprah Winfrey back in 1988. He’s now following through with the same plans he outlined more than 35 years ago.

Dave Rubin found this vintage clip, and discusses it with Charley Arnolt and Adam Sosnick.

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